Was on the phone I looked at on Saturday.
I'm talking about a google music app. All I have is music player...?
Was on the phone I looked at on Saturday.
Anyways, this has given me a chance to try out the backup and restore function of ICS. so far..... it's restored nothing. I must be doing it wrong!
But of course!
Does anyone else have issues that it doesnt auto rotate all the time, when its supposed to?
Logging into gmarket + gapps in general just does the same thing anyway.
The market didn't store all the apps that I downloaded. It only actually registered 2 apps, missing our roughly 15 that I installed since buying it.
Nothing else was restored. (contacts and calendar always sync btw)
Just FYI etc, o2 retentions........... (o2 customers get 12month contracts)
12 month
300 mins
unlimited texts
500mb
Handset 120 and 37 per month
or
12 month
300 mins
unlimited texts
500mb
Handset 200 and 31 per month
or
12 month
300 mins
unlimited texts
1gb
Handset 200 and 35 per month
Chiz - login to https://market.android.com and see if they are there, the Market is a serious pos currently, the older APKs were a lot lot better and more reliable than the current crapheap. imo![]()
Logging into gmarket + gapps in general just does the same thing anyway.
jimlad - just sounds like the USB driver :/ Samsung are pretty bad at USB interfaces (wrong archtype, badly connecting with kies etc...), laptop isn't running a different OS type (64/32) to the other by any chance is it?
The problem appears to be associated with users on the GSM 900MHz band and linked with 2G data connectivity. One quick fix, as noted on the “Google Code” page, says that switching the device's Wi-Fi setting on stops the issue.
I'm talking about a google music app. All I have is music player...?
The 60% comes from a poll on the XDA forums thread. It affects O2 and Vodafone sim users when using 2G, they operate at the 900Mhz frequency.
Orange, T-mobile and 3 are all unaffected by the volume bug, due to using the 1800Mhz frequency for 2G.
It's thought that this was an oversight by Samsung as there is no 900Mhz frequency in Korea. As the article says, it's more than likely going to be fixed soon by a firmware update. Worst case a recall, but that's very unlikely imo.
doing it on my laptop as well now, thinking its duff![]()
yeahDid you try PTP mode?